Beautiful and comfortable historic home with very attentive owners. We stayed here for three…read morenights (2 rooms) in the Nursery and Nanny rooms. Both rooms have a dedicated bathroom right outside the door (not connected)- worked just fine. The breakfast was great each morning. Parking on street or behind the house. Well located. Ask Steve for the historic tour of the house.

Just wanted to give a huge shout out to Steve and Lisa at the Spencer house in for going above and…read morebeyond during my stay to Erie. They were extremely helpful with Erie recommendations during the lovely breakfast. Steve gave an excellent tour of the really cool house, and I must say it way nicer in person than the photos (and the photos are nice) !! Really happy with my stay and can't wait to come back. - Bill (@saxboybilly18 ig)

If you want a flavorful breakfast in a friendly charming atmosphere, this is the place. I had to…read moreorder the spinach and feta cheese omelette as recommended by my friend. So each day that I was there we would have breakfast. I tried the Italian sausage omelette, it was delicious but my favorite is a spinach and feta cheese. I was convinced to order a piece of Texas sheet cake. It was so good. I also have to try the huge delicious cinnamon roll. The owners, Bill and Arlene, are wonderful and talk to everyone.

Good basic food…read more Sandwiches and soup. Nothing fancy. Will fill the belly and leave you happy! Very friendly and helpful staff. Fun gifts stores to look at too!

Had a very nice time staying here while driving though town. Found by doing a yelp search. Called…read moresame day and booked a room with two queen beds. Staff was super helpful. Set up similar to a B&B but breakfast is continental. Lots of area information in the common spaces. Our room was huge. The two queen beds were separated by a wall, which we worried about for TV watching but ended up being fine. The home is nice, older and maybe in need of some repairs to certain places. Very charming and clean. Our room was lovely. The neighborhood seemed decent (right across from a college). Free off-street parking, free wi-fi. Must be able to get yourself and your bags up to the second floor as there is no elevator. Also, they prefer cash or checks for payment, and payment is taken before you check out. Very comfortable, clean, and nice place. If I'm in Erie again, I wouldn't hesitate to stay here. Oh! And it's inexpensive too!!!

Loved this B&B in downtown Erie. First time visiting the town which happened to coincide with the…read moreErie Days street fair. Really nice accommodations, air conditioned rooms, and good coffee in the morning. The home has 10 ft ceilings, wide plank floors, period wallpaper, and orig woodwork. I will say that if you are sensitive to noise there is quite a bit of that starting at 7am. The room we had was 2 connecting rooms, so the kids slept in adjoining one. This worked out very well. I wish we could have stayed another night, but it was booked.

I have stayed here many times & will return as long as she stays open for business…read more My annual family reunion is held yearly that brings me " home". The Azalea House has also been my extended home-away-from-home. Never a disappointment for me/us.

All I can say is FANTASTIC! I have stayed at many, many B&B's and this was the best, I truly felt…read morelike I was in my own home, (except a beautiful step up) and the price was better then any of the plain old hotels in the area. I visit the area often on business and am so glad I stumbled upon this great 19th century inn, I can't wait to "come home" again! Terry Cotton Aldie, VA

My wife and I had the pleasure of staying here this past weekend for an anniversary weekend…read moregetaway. We truly had a wonderful time. French Toast and Sausage Casserole's, Fresh Breads, and bacon were a wonderfully delicious way to start the day. We would highly recommend this B&B to anyone and we know Lori and Randy would take great care of you.

This bed & breakfast is quite a gem if you are ever traveling through this winery-rich area. I…read morecompletely recommend staying at the Brick House B&B. The owners are very friendly and helpful, recommending a great casual, Italian restaurant in the area, Bark's Grill, where they make their own sauces and dressings. The Brick House adds all those little details that make your stay memorable; cookies in the dining room, holiday decorations, a game room, fridge, microwave, bottles of water, etc. My BF and I stayed in the Grape Room of this house that was built in the 1800s. The rooms are decorated in antiques and rich colors which I can really appreciate coming from stark white apartment city living. The room had a comfortable king-sized bed, an electric fireplace and private bath. I assume because it was the Grape Room, we also found a couple cans of grape juice in the room and a free mug to take if you choose to w the name of the B&B on it. The BF was a big fan of the soft towels. The fresh coffee was ready in the morning by 7 and breakfast by 8:30. You won't leave hungry with eggs, bacon, fruit, pastries, juice, and homemade pound cake. The best add-on to the stay is the opportunity to use the 2 infrared dry saunas. They provide white fluffy robes for their guests to wear in them. If you are stopping by the wineries in the area, 21 Brix is only about 4 miles down the road and their Cabernet is more than worth a stop.

My new husband and I came here for our honeymoon. We absolutely loved our room and the homemade…read morebreakfast every morning. The owners were very sweet and decorated everything beautifully. We stayed in the Foote suite, which was decorated in very soft yellow curtains and comforter. It also included two small chandeliers with adjustable lighting. The bathroom looked completely renovated with comfortable tiling and a nice big shower. We also purchased the lunch package which included two sandwiches, a choice of side, water bottles and cookie! It also included everything you need for the beach; towels, chairs, umbrella, blankets and books! We loved our lunch and looking for sea glass. We would recommend this place to anyone looking for a quiet get away, or anniversary celebration!

We absolutely adored this bed & breakfast! Lesley and Rodger are both wonderful hosts and made us…read morefeel so welcome! We arrived right at 3 for our check in and received a warm welcome from Lesley complete with a review of the property and tour of the space. Very helpful to know where everything is right away! Plus - a welcome cocktail and sweet bread was waiting for us! Delicious! The room: we stayed in La Due, which had an amazingly comfortable king bed, ceiling fan, and tub/shower combo. No detail goes unnoticed in the room, the towels are soft and match the floor rugs beautifully. Robes are available for guests and plenty of outlet space for charging is around the room. A note to visitors: the shared refrigerator for guests is only a mini-fridge, so there isn't much storage space. We'd suggest planning ahead and bringing a cooler for any larger items you wanted to store - or calling ahead to see about options. When we wanted to chill champagne, Lesley was wonderful to assist us with an ice bucket and two glasses! I highly recommend a trip here - friendly, relaxing, and so comfortable!

This is a beautiful old farm. I attended a wedding at Mitchell Ponds last summer, and had such a…read morelovely time that I am planning a weekend trip there this summer. I was surprised to read the one-star review because, like I said, the wedding I attended was absolutely wonderful. While I was mostly focused on the bride and groom, and having a good time, I do remember speaking briefly with the owner. I thought her presence made the place seem more personable. I don't recall her son, but the staff was helpful and the event seemed to go seamlessly. I loved the serene setting. The pool was beautiful (that's one of my main motivators for returning this summer), and the guest house is lovely. Based on my experience, this is an excellent establishment!

We had our wedding in June here and the new owners were wonderful! They made sure all of our needs…read morewere met and the breakfast was delicious. It is such a beautiful place and the setting was perfect for our wedding ! We are looking forward to returning soon for a weekend for a quiet and relaxing get away. The houses are gorgeous and very well kept. With the nerves I had with it being the night before we got married, I slept perfectly!

Buccia has a great space, good white wine selections (my preference) and a nice selection of…read morefood/snacks. Hoping that it'll still be open when we visit next summer!

Such a beautiful space. You truly feel like you're in another country. Service was impeccable!read more

Heather took us into her beautiful B&B short notice. What a beautiful place! Her front porch was…read morejust what we needed after a long drive. She was incredibly helpful and personable. Gave great dining ideas and her homemade breakfast was delicious. Our bedroom was very comfortable...great nights sleep! I highly recommend the Candlelight Inn!

Comfortable bed. Private bathroom with large shower, no tub. The porch is nice to sit on and watch…read moreall three cars go by. The hardwood floors are beautiful. Heather makes a great breakfast. Eggs, bacon, home fries, toast and OJ. That's after the yogurt, granola, bananas strawberries and blueberries. Price was much better than a hotel in Warren. My first B&B experience and I'm glad it was at the Candlelight Inn.

I stayed for two nights. The setting was beautiful and calming. We ate a home cooked breakfast…read moreoverlooking the grapes and watching birds (ducks, wrens, and guineafowl). We had our choice of breakfast (juice, coffee, fruit, Amish friendship bread, scrambled eggs, blueberry pancakes, bacon, and French toast) and breakfast time. We stayed in the downstairs/main floor bedroom, which had a bathroom, queen bed, TV, and window A/C unit. We didn't hear chickens in the morning, but we did hear the train. Norma was really nice; she shared some wine, and we brought home some fresh cut flowers, Amish sourdough starter/instructions, and Amish friendship bread. There were cats, but they didn't go into our room, and they seemed to stay outdoors a lot.

If you are looking for a warm touch of country living and a feeling of home this is it!! Our hosts…read moreNorma and Ted are wonderful!! It was like you are visiting family. There are only two rooms that are in the house with your hosts. But there was plenty of space and privacy. For my husband and I. Norma is attentive and fun! Her communication is stellar!! You are surrounded by grape vineyards and elderberry complete with ducks, roosters and a pond on 86 acres. We walked the grounds, Norma gave us a little tour of the elderberries and they were currently harvesting them for an Apple festival. The grapes were in full blown this time of year so the delicious smell of grapes was in the air. You are close to great restaurants near by we went to a local favorite Freeport restaurant. This is close to Freeport beach which history was made by the first woman who swam from Canada to Pennsylvania. Halli Reid (ps she sat in front of me in homeroom growing up in school)Great food, casual dress. After we came back Norma gave us a piece of her homemade cake that mimics her mother's recipe.it was my birthday weekend. It was so good I asked for the recipe!! In the morning we were blown away by our fresh country breakfast of eggs (freshly gathered that morning) homemade muffins, fresh fruit (not canned) grape juice again homemade (you are on a grape vineyard farm, of course!). Pancakes, bacon, coffee, hot chocolate. The sweet conversation they sat with us and made us feel like we were family. I was moved to tears when I first walked in feeling overwhelmed by the coziness and feeling of family missed greatly. Before we left she gave me two bouquets of flowers from her garden as a birthday gift. If you need peace, family and country living for a minute this will make you feel well rested and a touch of home. You heart will be glad you stayed.